Adding Contrast through HDR with 1 raw photo
Jan 21, 2012 10:22:45 #
I just read an article on how to add some life and contrast to a dull photo by using HDR. The photo must be shot in raw.
Here is the link. It was quite interesting.
http://www.modelmayhem.com/education/post-production/1044-how-to-make-a-high-dynamic-range-image-from-a-single-raw-image
Here is the link. It was quite interesting.
http://www.modelmayhem.com/education/post-production/1044-how-to-make-a-high-dynamic-range-image-from-a-single-raw-image
Jan 21, 2012 11:06:01 #
Jan 21, 2012 11:16:10 #
Glad you enjoyed. I have, in the past, had photos that I just could not make "pop" like I wanted. I am interested in trying this approach myself!
GrabBass1 wrote:
ThanksTa1on! Great tip
Jan 22, 2012 23:21:35 #
Ta1on wrote:
Glad you enjoyed. I have, in the past, had photos that I just could not make "pop" like I wanted. I am interested in trying this approach myself!
GrabBass1 wrote:
ThanksTa1on! Great tip
Hey, Talon, I tried your post and I like it. I made the three copies like the tutorial and then treated them as if they were all raw images. I hit file-automate-merge to HDR.
original
B & W copy
Jan 23, 2012 17:20:19 #
WOW that did make a huge difference! The B&W is pretty cool!
ab7rn wrote:
Hey, Talon, I tried your post and I like it. I made the three copies like the tutorial and then treated them as if they were all raw images. I hit file-automate-merge to HDR.
Ta1on wrote:
Glad you enjoyed. I have, in the past, had photos that I just could not make "pop" like I wanted. I am interested in trying this approach myself!
GrabBass1 wrote:
ThanksTa1on! Great tip
Hey, Talon, I tried your post and I like it. I made the three copies like the tutorial and then treated them as if they were all raw images. I hit file-automate-merge to HDR.
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